St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-08
TIPS AND ENTRIES
For the Races To-Day at jerome
Park and Latonia.

The entries for to-day's races at Je-
rome Park are:
First race, seven-eighths of mile-Brad-
ford 100, Richmond 100. Orard 109, Ghoc-
taw no, Drake 90, Bessie June 1913, Pericles
JOY, Climax ia, Mamie Hunt ia, Mary
Buckley, filly, so, Ontario 80, Waukesha 90,
Rosalind 9S, Eolian 122. Grisette 50, Grena-
der 106 Strathspay los.
Second race, tive-eighths of a mile, two
ear-olds-Cascade 112, Leo Fl 112, Belinda
112, Seminary 105, Theora 105, Speedwell
los, Faux Pas 1O5, Cruiser los, Umpire
Third race one and one-eighths miles
Stuyvesant, III; Miss Ford, 112; Laggard,
112; Lady Primrose, 112; Kingston, 119;
Diadem;; lO4; Belvidere, no; Wilfred, los :;
Queen Elizabeth. Jog.
Fourth race, one and three-sixteenths
miles-Stockton, 10S: Choctaw, los; Selo-
gas, los; Drake. 90; Harvard, 81; King of
Norfolk, 100; Bessie June, 1903; Mollie'
LelaX, l19.
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Choctaw, l IS; Friar, 1903; Nellie Van, 1903;
Brown Duke, 1903; Maggie Mitchell, 100;
Editor 90; Nettle, 50; HARDWOOD, 80; Nellie
Il, "a; Belmont, 81; Brait, 112; Phil Lee, 1O2.
The GLOBE tips for these events are ::
First race, Rosalind and Mamie Hunt:
second race; Leo II and FauXpas; third
race, Queen Elizabeth and Laggard;
fourth race. Bessie June and LelogaS :;
fifth race, Phil Lee and Editor.
For the Latonia races the entries COM
prise:
First race, one mile. selling-Jules Mumm,
1O4. Effie Hardy, 106; John Morris, 1O4 !:
Leman, Joy: Malaria, ITO; Phil Lewis, 10Y !;
Fronnie Louise. 80.
Second race, seven-eighths of a mile-Para-
gon, 113; Miss Ruth, II; Glen Hail, 10:
n.
Catalpa, 100; Waderoo, 115; Darkeall, 100;
Councillor, 1O5; Estrella, ITO; Bankrupt,
ITO.
Third. race, five-eighths mile-Beggoyet,
Euphrasia, 1O2; Orange Girl, 102: Aber-
deem. 1902; Helen Brooks, 1O2; Lady Virgil,
1O2; Hector 1O5; Kitty Gum, 102; Wewa:
102: By Path. l02; Faustic, 105
slipper, 125; Quinn, 1913: Amos, 10; Jim
Douglas 1913: Freeman, 1913; Harrodsburg,
lib; B, 1876: Evangeline, no: Reverse,
10; Calcutta, 12O; Fugato l1S; Red Leaf,
lis
Firth race. one mile-Clarion, 1O4; Valua-
BILE 10Y; Pattern, 112; Wary, 1I7; Tom
Hood; White Nose, 90.
First race, Effie Hardie and Leman
second race, Bankrupt and Kinklin !;
third race, Biggoyet and Aberdeen;
fourth rack, jim Douglas and Fugato;
fifth race, Wary and Valuable.
KiI1en Wants to Fight.
MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. $40 the Editor
of the GLOBE: About one month ago
the Minneapolis newspapers published
a letter from John l.. Sullivan, Offering
to fight myself OF Patsy Cardiff four
rounds. l, at that time was absent in
Philadelphia and did not know of the
challenge until two weeks later, when [
instructed Charles E. Davis, of Chicago,
to notify Mr.. Sullivan that l would fight
him eight or ten rounds with small
gloves, the winner to receive 60 and the
loser 40 per cent. A reply was
received that two weeks pre-
viOus Mr.. Sullivan had notified
Mr.. BreSlauer, the Minneapolis
manager. to arrange match there with
either Killen or Cardiff, and not receiv-
ing reply had arranged to sail for En-
gland about Oct. 10. Mr.. Sullivan has
stated that he will not sail before Oct.
30. l desire to issue the following chal-
lenge: | will box John l.. Sullivan ten
rounds or more, he to stipulate the num-
Der If over ten, small gloves, Queens
bury rules, winner to receive rs and
loser % per cent. of the gate receipts,
match to take place in Minneapolis or
Milwaukee ten or fifteen days from
date. Sincerely hoping that Mr.. Sulli-
van will accept my offer at once, am,
respectfully, PAT KILLEN,
Champion Heavyweight Pugilist of
the Northwest.